Dennis Ferrer

Dennis Joseph Ferrer operates from New York as a DJ and producer who founded Sfere with Kerri Chandler in 1998 and currently runs Objektivity, which began as a Sfere sub-label. The New York native, born in 1970, maintains a base in Union City, New Jersey, and has mentored The Martinez Brothers throughout their careers. Ferrer releases music under multiple aliases including Jax, Aurasfere, and The Lost Tribes Of Ibadan, with his first documented release on Electrobuzz appearing in November 2009.

Ferrer's catalog spans house, deep house, tech house, and Afro house across 52 releases, appearing on labels including Defected, King Street Sounds, Objektivity, Classic Music Company, and Circus Recordings. His production work delivers the deep, groove-driven energy characteristic of New York house music, with tracks that maintain dancefloor functionality while incorporating Afro-influenced percussion and melodic elements. Ferrer's releases consistently target the 120-128 BPM range typical of deep and tech house, providing DJs with tracks that work effectively in both peak-time and building sets.